SimplyRFiD Wave is an inventory counting system that makes daily inventory possible — with RFID.
Features
De-Inventory (DeInv) - Remove the burden of ‘centralized’ inventory and adopt decentralized inventory. Wave takes inventory by item, shelf, and location in minutes vs. legacy quarterly centralized inventory write-offs. With DeInv, you can turn any pile of inventory from unknown to sellable.
Managing - Manage millions of items by shelf. Sync thousands of locations and users with custom groups and security levels. Single store, multi-store, or a mix of access control of your global inventory.
Reporting - Daily inventory differentials and accurate inventory counts for the fulfillment, ERP integration, and decision making
Synchronization - Sync your inventory automatically amongst stores and your online eCommerce inventory.
Speed - RAIN RFID scans between 500 and 1,000 per minute. Most stores take 20 minutes to inventory by using one or more handhelds.
Pictures - Set pictures for any item and displays in your list as you're inventorying items.
Custom Fields - You can select custom field names and properties for your products.
Indoor and Outdoor GPS - Wave uses SimplyRFiD Marker tags to provide an indoor GPS location of your items. Your store isn’t one area - and Wave knows the difference between the backroom, end cap, and front display.
Locate - Wave lets you locate any item type by name and begins beeping (Geiger counter) as you get close.
Information
Battery life with Wave running on:
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iPhone SE (2022): 8 hours continuous
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iPod 7th Gen: 2.5 hours continuous (not recommended / end of life)
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CSL CS108-2 RFID/2D Barcode scanner: 2 hours of continuous scanning use, 24+ hours standby.
Requirements
OS: iOS 15+ capable Apple device.
Devices: iPods work but are not recommended. The iPhone SE (2022) is excellent or any iPhone since iPhone 7.
RFID: CS108-2 Handheld Required.
Server: SimplyRFID Pogi Server Account
RFID Tags: Your choice of RAIN RFID tags from any vendor
* Wave scans about 1,300 items per second, but due to the limitation of how fast humans can move, we find the average respectable consistent throughput from 500-1,000 items per minute at typical retail stores.